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Thanks Brandon, happy to hear these have been helpful in your studies in building a foundation for a medical career. Blessings on your studies my friend. Prof. Cayko

Thank You, Andrea, I appreciate it.

I appreciate your comment & you are free to express your viewpoint here anytime, Medically speaking, abortion kills a living human being. As a medical community, this is an ethical/moral issue we all must evaluate & face the facts on. In too many cases such as the issue of abortion, feelings are allowed to drive the practice rather than the evidence. I am Biased towards doing no harm, an oath I am bound to as a medical professional. That means both patients in the case of a pregnancy. It is a good conversation to continue amongst the medical community & in legislation. Again, Thank You for your comment & sharing your viewpoint.

I honestly don't feel he was pushing any agenda, he was just stating scientific fact. No scientist will tell you that life hasn't started at conception. It's people with their own agenda who will tell you otherwise. It's up to each person to make their decision on what they are going to do with their body, and that of the living fetus. But I actually found it refreshing that he didn't tiptoe around the issue and instead stated the facts from a scientific standpoint, regardless of what someone may have to say about it.

you are very welcome, thank you for the feedback & encouragement. God bless your studies.

Hi Mandilynn, thanks for your feedback. These sessions are the screen recordings from a synchronous online course that was presented fully online with students that of course have the textbook. I included pics for this reason knowing not all viewers would have the books. It is my hope to fully re-do the videos at some point in the future as stand alone videos designed specifically for a RUclips audience. I will certainly aim to provide a better experience in those videos with that audience in mind. I appreciate your input.

Well I believe he’s a professor at a university and he’s just uploaded them to RUclips so this isn’t the entire course. I’m already taking a course somewhere else but virtually so this is helping to have a real person verbalize these terms.

thanks Ruthy!

Thanks for the compliment, i think the evidence speaks for itself, likewise, I follow where the evidence takes me.

Hi Julie, I am happy that these lectures have helped you on your medical journey. Blessings!

So glad that it helped you. I always suggest this method to students for writing in APA. Blessings to you this Palm Sunday as well. Prof. Cayko

You are welcome, I am happy that they are of benefit to you.

Hi Skyla, it is LaFleur’s 9th edition of Medical Terminology. (Yellow Cover)

@@briancayko Thank you so much ! Just got into your video and learning so much!

Thank you Bhavya, I am encouraged that they benefitted your studies. be well & God Bless.

Thanks Roa'a, the book is LaFleur's 9th edition of "exploring medical language."

@@briancayko thank u

I am not immediately aware of one however searching online can sometimes provide pdf copies of textbooks.

@@briancayko At first thanks for your quick response🖤😊. What is the name of the book title. Can you recommend me references or website where there are tests , exams and questions related to the content of the book?!

@@briancayko I really liked your explanation, thank you so much 👏🏻

Thanks Angela, I hope you enjoy the rest of the video series as well. I use the same approach to teaching Med Terms throughout & have found it to be very relatable & successful for learners.

Thank You Kathleen, If only I could have arranged that for the Neo lecture 😃 In any case, yes, busy indeed. That baby girl was a fresh newborn we brought home from the hospital as a foster daughter spring of 2020 amidst the crazy of the lockdowns. Happy to report that a successful reunification with birth mom took place about a year later & that little girl is now growing up very fast! Thanks for the comment & for watching the videos.

you have an angel heart :)@@briancayko

@@briancayko just shows how young and inexperienced I am, I kept hearing the coos for the first minute or so and thought a dog was playing with a squeaky toy or something. Once I realized it was a baby, it was much more enjoyable to deal with. 😂

You are very welcome, I am glad it could benefit you. God Bless.

You are Welcome! I am glad they have been helpful to you, God Bless.

Thank you very much, Great to hear from VietNam.

thanks for the comment, i am glad this is useful for you (-:

You are welcome, i am glad this helped you. God Bless.

You are welcome, I am glad that helped you out. God Bless.

Thanks T F, if you can pull a timestamp & which video lesson it came from, I will take a look at it.

Thanks Juan! enjoy the series

Hi Jiao, that is going to be state specific & right now each state has temporary clauses in place so any info I provided would be variable from state to state & dependent on emergency status considerations. Where are you looking?

@@briancayko Thanks for rapid reply! Im looking for ohio

lol i know right? crazy!

It is Lafluer “exploring medical terminology “ 9th edition.

Thanks jiao. I am glad you enjoyed it. check out the rest of the series.

@@professorbriancaykorrt3621 Thanks for reply. I am a RT student. Look forward more videos.

@@jiaofeng6639 That is great! where are you studying? Enjoy the rest of this med terms series. I am currently busy with content for my Boise program students so I am not certain when I will have more content about medical or RT related courses here. If you have any particular topics that you would like a quick video to explain a concept, please let me know & I will try to get something up.

@@professorbriancaykorrt3621 Love your fast reply. Im currently studying in Dayton, OH. Last week was my first week of this semester, also was my first year in RT school. I saw your title is RRT so I assume you are a registered respiratory therapist which is what Im pursuing. I really struggle with med terms since English isnt my first language to begin with and med terms aren't easy. If you dont mind, what is Boise program ?

@@jiaofeng6639 That is great to hear. Congrats on the program. The terminology is often a barrier for many students, English or not. Boise State University has a Bachelors's degree completion program. So after you finish your program & get your RRT, then you can enroll in Boise's Program to finish your bachelor's degree online while working full time as an RT. We have hundreds of students each year who take this path to earn their Bachelors's degree. It's worth looking into when you get closer to graduation.

It is Lafluer's 9th edition. see link below. The newest version has some small changes but nothing too significant. It is very inexpensive and I recommend picking one up as it is written to be fairly self-directed for independent study. www.amazon.com/Exploring-Medical-Language-Student-Directed-Approach/dp/0323113400/ref=pd_sbs_3/146-3808674-9315967?pd_rd_w=0b4PW&pf_rd_p=a5925d26-9630-40f3-a011-d858608ac88b&pf_rd_r=5EQYH8J7225T4TSBK2M5&pd_rd_r=2201c8a8-0d23-49e0-ba48-e6a0343a67b3&pd_rd_wg=wijiy&pd_rd_i=0323113400&psc=1

Hello, thanks for the view and the comment. A major part of advancing your degree is positioning yourself for promotion and advancing your career. This is where the extra pay comes in and over the course of years of service, the extra pay far outweighs the cost of advanced education. If you do not want to advance your career then you probably will not need to advance your degree in your lifetime. If you are quite young still, you may see a day where a Bachelors's degree is required but it is speculation as to when that would be.

@@briancayko in theory it sounds reasonable but tell that to the exercise physiologist that have master's degrees and then look at the rates of pay they earn. This is but one example, adavanced degrees in lower paying proffesions dont make financial sense.

@@A101stNCO are you speaking solely from an entry to practice position? Such as, if RT were a BS or MS entry to practice for the bedside, yet they would likely remain at the current pay, that would be a bad deal. That is how I am understanding your comment, please let me know if i am wrong. In my case, I advanced my degree & advanced my career & pay significantly & I personally know hundreds of others in RT that did the same. That is not theory but reality but I think we might be comparing apples to oranges here in what we are talking about. My should be perceived from the perspective of advancing your career through DA & increasing your wage commensurately. Great discussion & a topic that the AARC is & has been looking at every side of the topic for a long time & I know will continue to. It is very complicated & they understand that well, that is why there has not been some kind of mandate from the big 3 (NBRC, CoARC , AARC) to force the issue. Much to lose, Much to gain.